Carlos Aedo, Executive Director of the Office of Ignatian Spirituality, shares a message of sorrow, compassion, shame, and anger with the OIS community in response to the shooting in Uvalde, Texas. May we allow ourselves to be changed, so that we may take action as a society to end gun violence.

Br. Mark Mackey, SJ, joined Jesuit Connections for an online discussion on ecospirituality! Watch now!

May 17 and 18, 2022, 7:00 PM Eastern.

Inviting our BIPOC and Queer community members to join us for online meetings.

We invite the IYAM community to engage prayerfully with The Spiritual Work of Racial Justice: A Month of Meditations with Ignatius of Loyola, by Patrick Saint-Jean, SJ. Patrick will join us for an in-person conversation to kick off our book discussion groups. All are welcome at these events, even if you don’t plan to participate in a discussion group.

March 31, 2022, 7:00 PM ET

Join Charis us as we seek God's love by exploring the First Principal and Foundation of St. Ignatius and learn how the Examen prayer tool can assist us in orienting our lives towards God. Register now!

March 29, 2022, 7:00 PM ET

We’re excited to introduce affinity groups to the IYAM community! To get started, we would like to invite our BIPOC and Queer community members to join us on March 29, at 7:00 PM ET for a conversation on Zoom. We want to introduce the concept of affinity groups and hear your thoughts. We’re excited to listen, learn and explore possibilities together!

This Lent, we will be connecting with Jesuits living in one of the health care communities by sending them an email or letter. Connecting with these Jesuits through words of kindness can mean the world to them. Sign up today!

Young adults are invited to join us during Lent in weekly, online small group gatherings on Mondays or Tuesdays. Register here.

Jesuit Connections and Jocelyn Collen, M.Div. and Spiritual Director, explore what Spiritual Direction is and how it can impact your faith. Watch the recording now!

Jesuit Connections invites you to experience training in small group faith sharing facilitation online on Wednesday, Jan. 19, 2022, 7-8pm Eastern.

Young adults are invited to join us for weekly, online small group conversations. Materials for prayer and reflection will be sent to you in advance, along with questions to guide your small group conversation.

JoAnn Lopez, MDiv., Campus Minister at Seattle University, leads the discussion on immersion in Ignatian imaginative prayer.

Watch as Br. Matt Wooters, SJ, discuss with us, “Why Are We Catholics So Bad at Praying with Delight?”

Watch this Ignatian Examen presented by Catherine Heinhold from Holy Trinity Catholic Church in Washington, DC.

Holy Trinity Catholic Church, a Jesuit parish in Washington, DC, has written an “Examen for Transition from the Pandemic Year.” Pray the examen.

Nicholas Collura leads our discussion as we consider the effects of isolation and chronic stress upon our spirits and psyches and offer a contemplative, trauma-informed reflection on "reentry after the pandemic.”

Fr. Adam Rosinski, SJ, helps us consider the practice of Ignatian discernment and how we can apply it to our lives.

Dr. Dayna Pizzigoni, PhD, LPC, discusses the integration of spirituality and mental health during these challenging times of COVID isolation.

Last weekend, CLA Boston and Jesuit Connections sponsored an Advent Mass and Reception for the Second Sunday of Advent. This event was a wonderful opportunity to celebrate this season of anticipation and preparation and join with friends in a prayerful and reflective setting. View images and read a reflection.